Packing cubes & roll-up bags
Tidier, but the air is still in there.
- Cubes organize, they don't compress
- Roll-up bags need you to kneel and squeeze
- Air creeps back in as you travel
- Still ends in a checked bag
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THE PROBLEM
Sweaters, jackets, towels, a spare hoodie. Soft clothes are bulky because of the air trapped inside them, not the fabric. So the bag fills up long before you've packed everything you actually want. Then you either leave things behind or pay the airline to carry the difference. U.S. airlines collected over $7 billion in checked bag fees in 2025, and most of that was paid for space that was never really needed.

HOW IT WORKS
Load the bag, slide the zip shut, hold the pump on the valve. The cordless motor pulls the trapped air out through the one-way valve and the pile collapses flat. The valve locks so it stays compressed. No rolling on the floor, no sitting on your suitcase, no wall socket needed.
Charges over the included USB-C cable. Runs off its own battery, so it works in a hotel room or straight out of your bag.
The bag opens wide for easy filling, then the zip and the one-way valve lock the air out so it stays flat the whole trip.
Thick, flexible film made to be packed tight, stacked and reused trip after trip.
The zip opens and closes as many times as you like. Unpack, refill, re-vacuum. Same bags, every trip.

HOW TO USE
Pack clothes or bedding into the bag and zip the wide opening fully closed. Don't overfill past the max line.
Hold the pump against the valve and switch it on. The air pulls out and the bag flattens in seconds.
Stack it in your carry-on, a closet, or under the bed. The valve keeps it compressed until you open the zip.
WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
Tidier, but the air is still in there.
A motor does the work and the valve holds it.
FAQ
The rechargeable vacuum pump with its USB-C charging cable, plus 15 reusable vacuum bags: 5 large (30 inch), 5 medium (26 inch) and 5 small (24 inch).
Large (30 inch) fits comforters, bulky jackets and bedding. Medium (26 inch) fits pillows and sweaters. Small (24 inch) fits t-shirts, towels and children's clothes.
Yes. Each bag has a wide zip opening, so you open it, take your clothes out, refill it and vacuum it again. They're built to be reused, not thrown away.
No. It has a built-in rechargeable battery and charges over the included USB-C cable, so you can use it in a hotel room or anywhere without an outlet nearby.
They're made from thick, flexible film with a wide zip opening and a one-way valve. Two things matter: zip the opening fully closed before you vacuum, and don't fill past the max fill line. Those are the usual reasons a bag lets air creep back in.
Yes. Compression is fine for cottons, knits and synthetics; natural down and feather items should be given time to loft back up after unpacking.
Keep it in your carry-on, like any small device with a built-in battery. That's standard airline policy for lithium batteries, so check your airline's rules if you're unsure.
REVIEWS
Fit 9 days of clothes into a carry-on for our Italy trip. The pump is weirdly satisfying to use. My husband finally stopped teasing me about overpacking.
Flew a budget airline with just a personal item and a carry-on. Saved $89 in bag fees round trip. It paid for itself on the very first flight.
The bags feel thicker than the drugstore ones I tried before. Charged the pump once and it did all my bags with battery to spare.
Used the 30 inch bags for our winter coats and spare bedding under the bed. The closet finally closes. Buying a second set for my mom.
Compression works great and clothes are fine after a shake-out. Dress shirts do wrinkle, so I roll those separately. Everything else goes in the bags.
Security opened my suitcase and I didn't panic for once. Everything stayed sealed and organized instead of the usual laundry avalanche.
Camping with three kids means mountains of clothes. This cut our duffel count from four to two. The small bags are perfect for the kids' stuff.
Pump is great and the bags do work, but respect the max fill line. I overstuffed the first bag and it slowly let air back in overnight. Packed properly, no issues since.
Got the 2-set bundle with my sister for a wedding weekend. We both fit a week in carry-ons, dresses included.
At Valoryc™ we stand behind the TravelVac. Pack with it on your next trip. If you decide it isn't for you, send it back within 30 days and we'll refund your full purchase price. No questions asked.
You risk the airline fees either way. This way, you don't risk the $39.99.
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